


gaps of sunlight

by alrightginger



Category: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Genre: Alternate Universe - Gender Changes, Genderbending, Hogwarts, Idiots in Love, Liam Evans - Freeform, Love Confessions, M/M, Male Lily Evans Potter, Marauders, Marauders Era (Harry Potter)
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2021-02-28
Updated: 2021-02-28
Packaged: 2021-03-12 10:29:06
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,690
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/29758290
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/alrightginger/pseuds/alrightginger
Summary: “No, you’ve grown up a lot. Makes it easier to fancy you when you’re not being an idiot.”“What?”James had blinked, certain he had misheard him. The next second though, Liam had clutched his hand, bringing it to his freckled cheek to snuggle before rolling over, trapping James’ hand between his face and pillow.“I like you so much, James. You have no idea. You probably never will.”--Liam gets drunk and confesses his love for James at a party after a Quidditch match, and then doesn’t remember it the next day. James despairs. Male!Lily Evans.
Relationships: James Potter/Lily Evans Potter
Comments: 10
Kudos: 50





	gaps of sunlight

**Author's Note:**

  * For [womeninthesequel](https://archiveofourown.org/users/womeninthesequel/gifts).



> I know fem!jily is like THE THING right now, and I love it, but I really wanted to try my hand at this. And I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. 
> 
> For Bubblegum, who always encourages me.

Even before he gets to Potions, James knows it’s going to be a rotten day. 

And it’s not for the reasons one might suspect, like the fact that he’s carrying in a half assed essay on the effects of an Anti-Paralysis Potion (honestly, what is he even supposed to say other than the fact that it does as the name suggests). Nor is it the fact that Remus is still in the hospital wing, so his potion is likely going to end up sticking to the bottom of his cauldron because he’s stupidly hopeless at the subject. It’s not even for the fact that he overslept and missed breakfast, and now his stomach feels as if it’s eating itself. 

No, unfortunately all of these acts of misfortune land themselves further down the list on this particular Monday morning. 

Today, James Potter is distraught because Liam Evans confessed his love to him  _ completely piss drunk  _ after the Quidditch match on Saturday, and now doesn’t remember a thing. 

James had thought that he might, remember that is. There had been a moment just yesterday morning when Liam had woken up, squinting at James from his four poster bed right next to his. James was certain that he saw a flash of  _ something  _ flicker across the other boy’s eyes, but the next moment it was replaced with a greenish tint across his skin, and the sound of hurling from the boy’s loo. 

Which, honestly, was to be expected. 

Liam had drank himself silly at the after party, something he never does. Apparently, the other boy goes a bit wonky after about five Firewhiskeys. He had danced with James -- practically  _ on top  _ of James -- the entire night, his tie somehow ending up around his forehead, his shirt sporting a few missing buttons. He had been delightfully disheveled. It made James’ skin heat. 

Somewhere in between all the dancing and searching for missing buttons, James had led Liam to his bed, helping him into pajamas that weren’t soaked with alcohol so he could sleep better.

And that’s when  _ it  _ happened. 

_ “I’ve always thought you were so brilliant when you fly,”  _ Liam had said, his speech slurring. James had leaned down to listen better. Liam’s eyes glistened as he did. Even in the dark, they were so bright.  _ “Today especially. So, so brilliant. I can’t even get a broom off the ground, but I love Quidditch. I love watching you fly.” _

James had cocked an eyebrow.  _ “Huh. That’s funny. You always used to comment that you were surprised I could even get my broom off the ground with my fat head.” _

It wasn’t something he brought up often, their fight by the lake during their fifth year. They had come to some sort of truce afterwards, both parties silently agreeing that the lake incident was something never to be spoken of again. 

It had ended a friendship that day. James was just glad it wasn’t his with Liam’s. 

_ “That’s when, you know, you were a bit stupid _ ,” Liam had told him, smiling a bit lopsidedly. 

_ “I’m not stupid now?”  _ James asked him then, lips twitching. 

_ “No, you’ve grown up a lot. Makes it easier to fancy you when you’re not being an idiot.” _

_ “What?” _

James had blinked, certain he had misheard him. The next second though, Liam had clutched his hand, bringing it to his freckled cheek to snuggle before rolling over, trapping James’ hand between his face and pillow. 

_ “I like you so much, James. You have no idea. You probably never will.” _

He had fallen asleep shortly after that. James had watched his breathing grow slower, softer. Letting the puffs of it tickle his wrist because he didn’t want to move his hand just yet. 

James is certain that he’ll remember that night for the rest of his life, even if Liam never does. He had waited to be sure, but Liam never spoke of it, even after all the throwing up he did. Didn’t act any differently around James. 

It’s as if it never happened, which is unfortunate. 

Because James likes him too. 

He was going to tell Liam that he likes him too, but the other boy doesn’t remember confessing. 

He drops his bag down next to him, slipping into his seat and burying his head in his hands. He only manages to look up when someone taps on his shoulder. When he looks up, Liam is there, holding out some toast slathered in strawberry jam. 

“Noticed you missed breakfast,” he says, sliding into the seat next to James. “I know how cranky you get without it.”

James takes the toast, thankful and slightly love sick. 

\--

Liam, apparently, has changed around him. 

It’s small. Subtle.

Ways that a person wouldn’t be able to pick up on if they weren’t watching him constantly. Which James almost always is. 

Liam blushes more. It spreads across his nose, painting it the prettiest pink color James has ever seen. It takes all his strength not to lean across the Gryffindor table at lunch and kiss the tip of it. 

He nearly does, attempting to pass it off as a last minute reach for the pudding. 

“You’re hopeless,” Sirius sing-songs, hand propped underneath his chin. 

“Shuddup,” James mutters back, a plate full of pudding he doesn’t even  _ like.  _ He takes a bite and tries not to gag. 

Liam looks between the two of them, frowning. “What’s going on?”

“I think James is coming down with something,” Sirius says, taking a sip of pumpkin juice. “Some sort of  _ bug.” _

James could throttle Sirius. Absolutely throttle him. But then Liam turns to him with large emerald eyes, and everything other than the odd pulling sensation in his lower stomach fades away. 

“Are you getting sick?” Liam asks. His eyes flicker over James, no doubt looking for signs of fatigue. James wagers if he was sitting directly next to the other boy, Liam would place a hand across his forehead to check for a fever.

He considers draping himself across the table for easier access. 

“James is sick?” Peter squeaks.

“James is  _ fine,”  _ Remus says, turning the page in the latest  _ Prophet  _ without making eye contact with any of them. “He’s just easily distracted, that’s all.”

Out of all his mates, Moony is the least concerned with his crush on Liam. He doesn’t find it as amusing as Sirius does, or as odd as Peter does. Remus just accepts it. Probably because James knows that Remus has a crush on Sirius, and has avoided the topic altogether. 

It’s some sort of level ground for them, feeling hopeless over two boys they’re forced to share a dorm with. 

Still… 

Liam is far too intuitive and Remus’ mention of James being distracted doesn’t get past him. 

Liam’s nose curls, the freckles scrunching along with it. “Distracted?”

“Oh, you know,” James says, trying to wave it off and searching desperately for something he can be easily distracted with that’s not Liam himself. “Quidditch.”

That’s reasonable, right?

James is obsessed with Quidditch, so it’s passable. 

Surely —  _ Merlin help him —  _ Liam will buy it. 

“Oh.” Liam seems almost… disappointed. But that can’t be right. What does he have to be disappointed over?

Before James can wonder too much about it, Mary Macdonald comes to their end of the table, her bag slung across one shoulder. 

“Ready?” she asks Liam.

James blinks. “Where are you going?”

“We’ve got a Charms project to work on,” Liam tells him, already standing. He smiles at James and it’s so warm that it melts over him like butter. James almost forgets to be upset that he’s leaving until the other boy waves at him, taking his leave. “See you back in the dorm later.”

“Bye,” James says when Liam is too far away to actually hear him. He slumps over on the table a second later, groaning. “I’m  _ fucked.” _

“You’re not fucked,” Remus says, setting aside the paper. “You’re in love.”

“It’s the same thing,” James mumbles face down into the table. 

“You already know he likes you back,” Sirius offers. “He told you at the afterparty.”

“Yeah,” Peter chimes in. “So what’s the problem?”

“The problem is that he  _ doesn’t fucking remember,”  _ James snaps, lifting his head up to glare at them. 

Sirius snorts. “Don’t get snippy with us. We aren’t the problem. Why don’t you just… I don’t know? Remind him?”

“I can’t do that! I don’t want to embarrass him! What if he was never _ planning _ on telling me in the first place?”

“Whether he was planning to or not, he ended up telling you,” Remus says. “You’ve got to do something about it. It’s killing you.”

“Yeah, you’ve hardly eaten anything the past few days,” Peter adds as if this is the greatest way to tell whether a person is off balance or not. “It’s been torture to watch.”

James knows that his friends are right. Whether or not their concern is good natured or just plain bone tired of listening to him whine, he knows that they have a point with it. 

He needs to do  _ something.  _

He wonders how long he can put it off for, though. 

— 

The next Saturday is a Hogsmeade weekend. 

James had originally made plans to spend it with Sirius, Remus, and Peter like he normally does. But those plans have changed. 

“What do you  _ mean  _ you’re going on a date?” James cries, looking at Sirius and Remus’ clasped hands. How long have they been together? They didn’t even tell him. Didn’t even  _ ask  _ for his permission. 

Just last week they couldn’t even look at each other without turning away quickly and blushing. James is supposed to be aware of every development in their friend group.

“We mean we’re going out,” Sirius tells him simply, lifting his and Remus’ joint hands as if a visual will help James to understand better. It absolutely doesn’t. “So you’re going to have to find other plans today.”

“We had a pact,” James tells Remus. “We had a pact that we would be two miserable, hopeless boys pining over other boys together. It was supposed to be our  _ thing,  _ Remus!”

Remus snorts. Actually  _ snorts  _ at him. Has he lost what little respect he had in the first place?

“Yeah,” Remus says, laughing. “I got over that. Obviously.”

James groans. “What about Peter?”

“Peter finally managed to ask out that sixth year Hufflepuff he’s has a crush on,” Remus explains. “She said yes, so he’s already on his way to walk her to Hogsmeade.”

“Oh,” James huffs, half miffed, half proud of the other boy. Why is everyone making major choices without his input? Do they not value his opinion? “Well, good for him. I guess.”

“Yes, it’s very good for his confidence,” Remus says like a well rehearsed parent at a conference. He tugs Sirius towards the portrait. “We’ll see you later, James. Try not to spend all day sulking.”

James blinks. “Wait!” he calls, hand outstretched. “Do you guys want a chaperon or something?”

“Goodbye, James!” Sirius shouts back, the portrait closing behind him. 

He’s alone. 

Utterly, devastatingly  _ alone.  _

They — those people, his supposed  _ friends —  _ know that they can’t do this to him. James isn’t built to be alone. Sure, he may be an only child, but not by choice. It’s why he latched himself to them so desperately during first year, and hasn’t let go of them since. It’s why he owls them twenty times a week each during each holiday. Even Sirius, who lives with him, gets a hand written note of the importance of their friendship a day whenever they’re not at Hogwarts. 

They’re that important to him,  _ so why are they casting him aside like he’s rubbish?  _

“What are you doing?”

James blinks up at the voice. At some point during his wallowing, he had slid onto the floor, body sprawled out like an absolute child. 

Liam Evans is looking at him like he’s a child. 

There’s a frown etched into his features that James doesn’t like. He forms one of his own. 

“My friends left me,” he mumbles, blinking owlishly up at Liam. “And now I’m alone.”

Liam blinks back once. Twice. Then once more. 

Then his whole face shifts into such a tender smile that James’ stomach does a flip. 

“You’re not alone,” Liam says, offering James his hand and hoisting him up. James is nearly a head taller than Liam. It’s easier to spot this close. He’d have to bend down to kiss him. He shoves that thought quickly away. “You’ve got me.”

“You’re not going to Hogsmeade with some last minute date either?”

“Nah. Just you, if you want to tag along.” 

Liam smiles at James like he doesn’t have any reservations about spending a whole entire day together. Which he doesn’t, of course, because he can’t remember confessing his love for James an entire week ago. 

So James shouldn’t have any reservations either, right?

\--

James has reservations. 

They start as soon as they slide into a booth together at the Three Broomsticks and their shoulders brush. Liam smells like sandalwood and ivory soap. It takes all of his self control to not lean into the other boy and bury his nose in his hair. 

What is  _ wrong  _ with him?

He feels like some sort of animal.

“Is this okay?” Liam asks, and for one horrifying second James thinks he’s talking about his inability to breathe in because of Liam’s scent. “Sitting on the same side? The other side of the booth wobbles.” 

“Oh, yeah. Perfectly fine. It’s great. Us… on the same side of the booth together. Just great. Not a problem at all.”

What is he  _ saying?  _ The words are tumbling out of his mouth, but he has no control over them. If he did, he wouldn’t be babbling like an idiot. 

Liam’s emerald eyes crinkle in amusement. James wants to kiss the little creases that they make. He doesn’t, of course. It’s his greatest act of self control. 

“Isn’t Hogsmeade great?” Liam sighs, his eyes drifting past James to where the street is crowded with people passing by. It’s busy, but it’s always that way. “It’s probably not as wonderful to you anymore since you grew up with it, but to me… I wonder if it will ever lose its magic.”

James thinks about that for a moment before answering. It’s true, to some extent. It hadn’t been unusual for his family to take weekend trips to Hogsmeade when he was a child, his mum letting him fill up an entire bag of sweets at Honeydukes before they went home each time. By the time he had been allowed to visit as a student at Hogwarts, though, most of the charm had long worn off. 

Liam looks at it though like it will always be new to him. 

“It is pretty amazing,” James admits because it is. “Have you been to any other wizarding villages?”

Liam shakes his head, eyes wide. “No, just this one. I thought it was the only one in Britain though?”

“It is, but there’s one in France that my family visits from time to time. It’s twice as big as this.”

The excitement radiating off of Liam nearly vibrates the whole booth. His smile is as bright as a Lumos charm, and it ignites one of James’ own.

“That sounds incredible! I’d love to visit it.”

“I’ll take you one day,” James promises, taking a sip of his Butterbeer. He lets his arm rest across the back of the booth, just shy of Liam’s shoulders, and that’s okay, isn’t it? It certainly feels right to him. “If you’d like.”

Liam smiles, leaning back and shifting into James’ personal space like he belongs there. 

“I’d love that.”

\--

“You took him to Hogsmeade.”

“It’s not like that. He was going and I was going, so we just decided to… go together.”

Sirius is staring at him like he’s an idiot. He probably looks like he’s an idiot in his Herbology earmuffs and obnoxiously large set of goggles. Merlin, he  _ hates  _ Herbology. Every week there’s some new sort of plant trying to kill him. 

“Remus,” Sirius says to his newly established boyfriend. He never once takes his eyes off of James. It’s unnerving. “What do you call it when two people who clearly fancy each other go to Hogsmeade together?”

“A date,” Remus says simply. He’s wrestling with a particularly nasty thorny something or other that’s threatening to take a chunk out of him. How in the world he isn’t out of breath, James will never know. James flinches as Remus grips the trashing vines, tying them together with little effort. 

“And Peter,” Sirius says to the other boy who is clearly losing his battle with his thorny plant, the vines wrapped around his neck and head. “What do you call someone who hasn’t confessed their undying love for the person they took to Hogsmeade by the end of said trip?”

_ “Sweet Merlin! Someone help me!” _

“Exactly,” Sirius says, eyes narrowed at James. “An idiot.”

“I’m not an idiot,” James protests. “I’m just… I’m taking my time. Waiting for the right moment.”

“Well, you better find the moment soon,” Sirius tells him. “Because the longer this drags out, the more pathetic you become.”

Peter collapsing to the floor is the only thing that keeps James from agreeing with him.

\--

Liam uses Muggle cursing more than the standard wizarding approach. While it’s common to hear several different versions cursing Merlin, Godric, or Agrippa, Liam tends to curse some Muggle deity that James has never heard of. This enthralls James even more. 

“Oh my  _ god,”  _ he says one day, glowering at a letter from his sister. He stresses this word: god. He gives it an exasperated sort of sound while his cheeks go red with fury. It’s an attractive sight. 

James has wondered — because his mind is a filthy place to be lately — if he would stress the word in other situations too. Situations that involve James. Liam. A bed. 

He quickly chides himself. The Gryffindor common room is not the place to get aroused. 

“Petunia again?” James questions. 

He’s sitting on the floor, playing Peter in a game of Exploding Snap because he’s the only other one who will challenge him at this point. Sirius and Remus have long given up entertaining James’ desire for the game, and instead have situated themselves on the love seat where Remus is studying while Sirius is rubbing his feet.

It’s all disgustingly domestic. 

James is pleased for them. 

“Yes,” Liam answers. He’s sitting cross legged in the arm chair directly behind James. James is twisted at an uncomfortable angle to attempt to take in all of him, but this is who he is now. “She’s written to tell me that she’s accepted Vernon Dursley’s proposal.” 

Sirius snorts, not too caught up in Remus to not contribute to the conversation. “That awful man who was there with her to see you off at the train station in the beginning of the year?”

“The exact one,” Liam confirms, eyes closed in an act of intense concentration. James wonders if he’s trying to set the letter on fire without the use of his wand. One eye cracks open a second later. “Oh, and I know it was you, by the way. Sirius Black. I know you charmed his mustache purple.”

Sirius’ lips twitch. “You can’t prove it.”

“You’ve done the same thing to nearly all the prefects here who have facial hair. Save for Remus, of course.”

“He knows he’d be in a world of trouble if he did,” Remus comments, never looking up from his book. 

“So, your sister is engaged?” James asks, attempting to take hold of the conversation that is at risk of derailing. Liam will bottle it up if he doesn’t, saying it doesn’t bother him. But James knows better. 

“Yeah,” Liam says, frowning down at the letter. “I just — I knew it was coming, but it doesn’t hurt any less to see it in writing.”

“Is he really that bad?” Peter asks. “This Vernon bloke?”

“He’s  _ awful.  _ He’s rude and obnoxious. His entire life's passion is this drill company he’s just gotten on with.  _ Drills.” _

James isn’t sure what a drill is, but if Liam is disgusted by them then he is too. He’s ready to delicate his whole entire life to hating drills starting from this moment. 

“Surely there are some good bits about him,” Remus interjects, shutting his book and sitting up. 

Liam snorts. “If there are, I haven’t found any. Petunia, I’m sure, could spout of a few that she’s rehearsed in her head. But… she can do so much  _ better  _ than him. I don’t understand it. Well, I mean… I guess I sort of do. He’s a safe choice. A secure one. Her whole life will be predictable and planned out with him, and that’s what she wants.”

“But it’s not what you want.” James watches Liam’s eyes flicker over towards him then back down quickly, his teeth worrying at his bottom lip. 

It’s not a question. James knows Liam. Predictability and straight and narrow paths aren’t his thing. He allows room for the unforeseen. He has a desire to be taken by surprise by life. 

It’s why he likes James, he knows. James is completely unexpected. 

“No,” he admits finally. Softly. “Not for her. Certainly not for me.”

\--

James’ life becomes even more of a cosmic joke when the Gryffindor team plays Slytherin the following weekend, and he lands himself in the hospital wing with what he suspects is a concussion twenty minutes into the game. 

Or he assumes that is the time frame, at least. The last thing he actually remembers before everything went dark was a rogue Bludger racing towards him. 

He wakes up hours later, and it’s dark. His head is throbbing and he feels a sudden wave of nausea when he tries to sit up. 

“Don’t,” a voice says, and a pair of arms brace his shoulders and push him back down. Liam is here, but he’s a blur. James realizes that his glasses are missing. “You don’t need to push yourself too hard. You had quite the fall.”

“Glasses?” James tries, his voice coming off gruff and unused. He isn’t even sure if the word was coherent enough, but Liam must have understood him because his face swims perfectly into vision and James adjusts the glasses that were placed on his nose. 

“There,” Liam says. He smiles, but it doesn’t reach his eyes. James notices that they’re red rimmed. 

“You’ve been crying.”

Liam blushes and it’s a furious shade in the darkness of the hospital wing. “You fell off your broom god knows how many feet and hit the ground. I was worried.”

“‘M okay. Really.” He tries to sound comforting, but his brain can’t process the right words to tell Liam this. He grabs his hand instead, hoping that the gesture will do. “I like that you say god instead of Merlin.”

Liam blinks at him and then down at their clasped hands. “Oh, I guess I’ve never really noticed that I do that.”

“I notice.”

“You do?”

James nods, his head throbbing as he does. “I notice… a lot about you.”

Liam’s smile is soft, and James feels like he can melt into it. “Like what?”

“Like the fact that you notice when I skip breakfast and sneak me toast so I don’t starve,” James says, the words coming so much easier now. It’s like he can’t stop them. “And the way you blush so easily around me.”

To his credit, this time Liam doesn’t blush. His eyes light up though, and that’s just as beautiful. “It’s only because you have a tendency to cause me to blush. You’re always doing stuff. Stupid stuff.”

James grins and it feels slightly lopsided. Like he doesn’t have full control over it. “It’s beautiful. Especially when it spreads across your nose. I want to kiss it so badly. Will you let me?”

“I think that Bludger hit you harder than we first thought,” Liam says, laughing. And  _ there’s  _ the blush James adores, blooming across the tip of his nose. “You have no idea what you’re saying.”

“I know exactly what I’m saying. I really want to kiss you.”

“You have a concussion. You don’t know what you want.”

“I do!” James protests, jutting his bottom lip out in a pout. “I know that I want to kiss you, and I know that you want to kiss me too.”

Liam rolls his eyes like he doesn’t believe James. He likely doesn’t, James realizes somewhere deep inside his fuzzy mind. He likely thinks James is talking out of his arse. James has to prove him wrong. 

“Right, you know that I want to kiss you.”

“I do. You told me so.”

“I told you?” Liam teases. His fingers interlace themselves with James’. “And when exactly did I tell you?”

“After the Hufflepuff match,” James says simply. Easily. As if he hasn’t antagonized over the right way to bring it up ever since then. “You told me that you fancied me, but you were so drunk you didn’t remember it the next day.”

Liam freezes, his hand going tense in James’ hold before he pulls it away. James reaches out for it again with a whine, but Liam ignores this. 

“I — I  _ what?” _

“You told me that you liked me! That you like me so much! You can’t take it back now!”

“Oh my god,” Liam says again and James delights at the words for a second before despairing again over their lack of contact. “Oh my  _ god.  _ I don’t… I don’t even remember that night.”

“You were drunk,” James points out, realizing hazly that he’s being unhelpful in doing so. “You were  _ so  _ drunk. It was cute. I tucked you into bed, and that’s when you told me. And then you didn’t remember the next day and I was so sad.”

“I confessed my love for you,” Liam says, head in his hands and voice quite with humiliation, “ _ drunk.  _ So drunk that I can’t even  _ remember  _ it.”

“Well, if it’s any consolation, I’ve just confessed my love for you too and I’ve hit my head so hard that I likely won’t remember any of this tomorrow either.”

Liam’s hands twitch once, and then his whole body starts to shake. James is concerned that he’s crying, but when the other boy looks up at him he’s  _ laughing.  _

_ Liam is laughing at him.  _

“What?” James asks, pouting again. “Why are you laughing at me?”

“I’m not. I promise I’m not. I just…” Liam swipes at his eyes where tears are forming. He laughs again. “You’re right! You’re probably not going to remember any of this tomorrow.”

“So? Then we’ll be even.”

“Right,” Liam says, taking a deep breath. “Then we’ll have both confessed our love for each other, and won’t remember it. Even as can be.”

Liam is happy again, and this makes James happy. When he stretches his hand out again, Liam takes it this time. It takes James two tries to lace their fingers together like before but he manages. 

His head feels so heavy and he’s increasingly aware that he’s going to need to sleep soon. 

“I want to remember though,” James says desperately. “I don’t want to have to pretend that we don’t know.”

Liam smiles at him and squeezes his hand. “I can remind you in the morning, if you want me to. We can talk about it then when you’re a bit more together than you are right now.” 

“Will you let me kiss you on the nose then?” 

Liam laughs, and James is struck by how everything he does is beautiful. 

“Yes,” he tells him. “If you get some rest, I’ll let you kiss me on the nose tomorrow.” 

Satisfied and a bit elated, James settles back into bed. The last thing he’s aware of is a hand gently taking his glasses off his face before brushing the hair from his forehead. 

A pair of lips press against the crinkle of his forehead, smoothing it out before sleep takes him. 

  
  


**Author's Note:**

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